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1. i did it! finally after all these years i got  my plastics done!! tummy tuck, lipo of back and chin. i'm super swollen and you can't see my results just yet but they're under there i just know it looking fwd to seeing my new shape emerge from this cocoon of swelling.i'm ofiicially ... ...
2. Loving life! It's October baby! whats better than the fall holidays coming up? being able to celebrate those holidays with a little boy who is old enough to enjoy it (that's A.) and being happy with yourself because you're finally at the weight you were when you were at your best! thats ... ...
3. The impact of morbid obesity years later When I had my WLS in 2001, I wanted to lose weight and put my diabetes in remission.  Thankfully, I accomplished both.  I wish I'd had my WLS years earlier.  The impact of being morbidly obese for many years is still present in my life today.  From years of being ... ...
4. I wish I’d known then what I know now As I'm facing knee surgery from my many years of being morbidly obese, I have some regrets.  Being morbidly obese, I didn't have any thoughts about the wear and tear the extra pounds had on my body.  I wanted to lose weight to look better.  Period.  That was my only ... ...
5. I get easily distracted by others so… At my weight watchers meeting they shared this: Don't compare your beginning to someone elses middle and end. Why this works for me is that after my surgery, I was comparing myself to everyone elses pattern for losing weight.  I was mad.  I was mad that my vsg friends got skinny fast, ... ...